Korean Dip

BobDavis88 at aol.com BobDavis88 at aol.com
Wed Jan 30 20:04:17 MST 2008


In a message dated 1/30/2008 5:32:26 PM Pacific Standard Time, Alan writes:

What that translates to besides being very impressed, and a little humbled,
Certainly not the intent, and don't underrate your experience!

is that I can actually understand what you and Bob and Dave (et al) have to 
say,
Glad to hear that, of course....

but translating it into something I will (a) remember 
A piano action is a closed loop with a limited number of interactions. I find 
that once I grind my way through something until I really understand the 
concept, I am actually relieved of the need to remember things, and can focus on 
the differences and subtleties.

and (b) be able to use to any real advantage in my work
Whenever curiosity causes me to put effort into increasing my skill set, more 
challenging work somehow seems to find me. 
 
on the next rare occasion to use it .... well, that remains to be seen.
 
See above. Make the occasion!
 
Bob Davis
 
 
 




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